Thermal Shock DOE-HDBK-1017/2-93 OBJECTIVESTERMINAL OBJECTIVE1.0 Without references, DESCRIBE the importance of minimizing thermal shock (stress).ENABLING OBJECTIVES1.1IDENTIFY the two stresses that are the result of thermal shock (stress) to plant materials.1.2STATE the two causes of thermal shock.1.3 Given the materials coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion, CALCULATE the thermalshock (stress) on a material using Hookes Law.1.4DESCRIBE why thermal shock is a major concern in reactor systems when rapidlyheating or cooling a thick-walled vessel.1.5LIST the three operational limits that are specifically intended to reduce the severity ofthermal shock.1.6DEFINE the term pressurized thermal shock.1.7STATE how the pressure in a closed system effects the severity of thermal shock.1.8LIST the four plant transients that have the greatest potential for causing thermal shock.1.9STATE the three locations in a reactor system that are of primary concern for thermalshock.Rev. 0 Page v MS-03